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Tim Raupach

Researcher · University-wide researcher directory · University of New South Wales

Quick answer: Tim Raupach is Researcher at University of New South Wales. Tim Raupach shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-17.

⭐ I am available to supervise Masters and PhD candidates in projects in atmospheric science, including on the effects of climate change on severe weather and convection and precipitation microstructure.

Research interests

My research is in the effects of climate change on hailstorms, convective processes, and precipitation microstructure. I have worked extensively on the small-scale variability of precipitation, which influences how well remote sensing techniques like radar can estimate rainfall. In my work I examine the ways that climate change may affect hailstorms and severe thunderstorms in future, using high-resolution numerical weather simulations to understand changes in convective processes. climate change, meteorology & atmospheric sciences, extreme weather, numerical weather prediction, Climate change processes, Cloud physics, Atmospheric sciences, Climate Change Models, Atmosphere and Weather
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Is Tim Raupach hiring PhD students at University of New South Wales?
Yes. As of 2026-09-17, Tim Raupach's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I am available to supervise Masters and PhD candidates in projects in atmospheric science, including on the effects of climate change on severe weather and convection and precipitation microstructure..
What does Tim Raupach research?
My research is in the effects of climate change on hailstorms, convective processes, and precipitation microstructure. I have worked extensively on the small-scale variability of precipitation, which influences how well remote sensing techniques like radar can estimate rainfall. In my work I examine

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